06/06 Daily Eagle

It's Aloha Friday, no work till Monday, EAGLE NATION!!!!!! Today is also D-Day. Have a wonderful weekend and stay dry and safe tonight and tomorrow. Next week is the last full week of classes for the High School, so make sure to study and complete all your schoolwork.  It'll be over in the blink of an eye.  Spring sports are drawing to a close, as today is the last day of State Qualifiers for Track and Field, and Trap competes at States this weekend. Good Luck, Eagles.

Remember, keep it classy, Eagle Nation

• Dick Gray
• Joel Schaperjahn
• Emma Smith
• Bill Brundige 

Congratulations to our Senior Female and Male Athletes of the Year

• Female Athlete of the Year - McKenna Kanaby
• Male Athlete of the Year - Cody Schneider

Congratulations to our Athletes  who were selected for All-State Teams in Volleyball

• Courtney Smith (Sophomore) - 2nd Team All-State 
• Taylor Garrison (Junior) - 3rd Team All-State
• Kiera Allen (Freshman) - 4th Team All-State

Fun fact of the day:   A crocodile cannot stick its tongue out. They have a membrane that holds their tongue in place on the roof of their mouth, so it can't move.

• 7 More class days left of school for Jr/Sr High

• 15 School Days left till Graduation

• 28 Days till the 4th of July

• The next sports physicals at school are on Wednesday, Aug 6th at 8:00.
• Students need to sign up ahead of time.
• Any parent or student can check in with the school nurse if they are unsure if they need one.

• JV & Varsity Sports - August 18th
• Modified Sports - August 25th

• The Galway Eagle Apparel Store
  • https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/new_york/galway/galway-central-high-school
    

• In 1848, the New York Yacht Club held its first annual regatta.
• In 1923, Edgar Wallace became the first British radio sports journalist reporting on the Derby for the British Broadcasting Company (BBC)
• In 1941, the MLB New York Giants used plastic batting helmets for the first time.
• In 1944, all Major League Baseball games were cancelled in honor of D-Day landings in northern France.
• In 1992, Monica Seles defeated Steffi Graf for the French Open Title, 6-2, 3-6, 10-8.
• In 2015, at the 147th running of the Belmont, American Pharoah won to become the first horse in 37 years to win the Triple Crown

• 06/12 - BOE Meeting @ 6:30 p.m.
• 06/14 - Flag Day
• 06/16 - Last Day of Classes for Grades 7-12
• 06/17 - 06/26 - Regents Testing
• 06/19 - No School
• 06/28 - Graduation @ 10:00 a.m.

• In 2015, American Pharoah won the Belmont Stakes, becoming the first Thoroughbred in more than 35 years to capture horse racing's Triple Crown.
• In 1982, Israel invaded Lebanon and subsequently defeated the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), the Syrian armed forces, and assorted leftist Lebanese groups.
• In 1944, led by U.S. General Dwight D. Eisenhower, an Allied armada of ships, planes, and landing craft and some 156,000 troops began the invasion of northern France from England, the famous “D-Day” of World War II.
• In 1934, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), a U.S. regulatory agency, was established.
• In 1925, the automobile manufacturer Chrysler Corporation was incorporated, with Walter P. Chrysler as president.
• In 1892, Chicago's elevated Loop train line (commonly known as the “L”) began operating, and it has become one of the longest and busiest mass transit systems in the United States.
• In 1844, George Williams originated the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) in London.
• In 1622, Pope Gregory XV created the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith for the organization and direction of the missions of the Roman Catholic Church to the non-Christian world.

• Track and Field
  • 06/06 - States Qualifiers - Shenendehowa
    
• Trap
  • 06/08 - States Competition - Cierco, NY - Bridgeport Rod & Gun Club

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